Connectivity's Train Has Arrived (Energy Priorities)

Some have called smart energy "the internet's next killer app." Actually it's the other way around.

by Denis Du Bois
July 02, 2009

Automated Buildings Magazine asked for my take on that assertion. What's yours?

AB Editor Ken Sinclair also gave me a chance to rant about smart grid standards, stimulus funding for clean energy, and cleantech venture capital. The interview is in the July 2009 issue of Automated Buildings, just out today.

AB asked me for the interview at the ConnectivityWeek 2009 conference in Santa Clara, a conference about energy and information technology (IT).

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